Macron demands the government to restore national order as soon as possible, with 45000 military and police officers to quell the unrest. [Looking at the World] French riots continue with shooting | Incident | Military and police

Due to the ongoing escalation of police shooting of young people, riots have occurred in France for five consecutive days. According to data released by the French Ministry of the Interior on the morning of July 2nd, from the evening of July 1st to the early morning of July 2nd, 719 people were arrested in the country, 45 police officers and gendarmes were injured in the riot, 871 fires occurred on public roads, and 577 vehicles and 74 buildings were burned down. On the evening of the 1st, the French Ministry of the Interior deployed 45000 police and gendarmes nationwide, of which 7000 were deployed in Paris, while also providing reinforcements to the cities of Lyon and Marseille, where the riots were most severe.

On July 1st, mounted police patrolled Paris, France.

The French Lille Aviation Safety Team monitors city activities.

The French government announced the cancellation of large-scale activities in response to the national riots Paris Champs Elysees shops install protective devices

On the afternoon of June 30th, the French Prime Minister's Office announced that the government has decided to cancel all major events nationwide in response to the ongoing spread of unrest. French President Macron stated on the same day that he will take all measures to maintain national order. On July 1st, shops and boutiques on the Champs - É lys é es in Paris, France took safety measures.

On July 2nd, workers installed protective panels for a luxury goods store on the Champs - É lys é es Boulevard in Paris, France.

On June 30th, in the city of Nantes in the Haute Seine department of France, staff installed protective boards for a supermarket.

The French President demands that the government stop the riots as soon as possible and restore national order

On the evening of July 2nd, French President Macron convened an emergency meeting with the French Prime Minister and several ministers at the É lys é e Palace in the Presidential Palace to study the latest developments in the situation. He demanded that the government make every effort to restore national order and ensure that the situation returns to calm as soon as possible. That night, there were still conflicts in some cities in France, but from a national perspective, the level of unrest has significantly decreased compared to the previous few days.

On July 2nd, in Paris, France, French President Macron attended an emergency government meeting with French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne, Minister of the Interior Gerald Dalmanin, Minister of Justice Eric Dupont Moretti, and Minister of Economy Bruno Le Mer at the Ministry of the Interior's Emergency Crisis Center.

Wife and children injured in attack on mayor's residence in La Eileros, France

On the evening of July 1st, the residence of Mayor Jean Blanc in the southern suburbs of Paris, France, was attacked by rioters, and his wife suffered a leg fracture. According to reports, Braun himself was not at home at the time, and his wife and children were sleeping soundly at home. The rioters first set fire to vehicles in the courtyard, and when Braun's wife and children were allowed to escape from the backyard, they were also attacked by fireworks. Jean Blanc later stated that his wife suffered a leg fracture during the attack and has undergone surgery, which will take three months to recover.

On July 2nd, near Paris, France, the mayor of La ï les Rus made Braun appear.

French teenager killed by police holds funeral. People spontaneously go to the cemetery to bid farewell

On July 1st, in the suburb of Nantes in Paris, France, Nahler's funeral was held on the same day and will be buried at Mont Valerien Cemetery. The public spontaneously went to the cemetery to bid farewell. On June 27th, 17-year-old Nahler was shot dead by the police, causing riots in multiple cities in France.

Affected by wildfires, air pollution is severe in many parts of Canada and the United States

Recently, due to the "most severe" wildfires in Canadian history, air pollution has been severe in many parts of Canada and the United States. Quebec and Ontario provinces in Canada, as well as over 20 states in the United States, have issued air pollution warnings, with some areas issuing severe pollution "red warnings.".

The Statue of Liberty, shrouded in the haze of New York, USA.

A building under construction in Cote d'Ivoire collapses, resulting in 6 deaths

On July 1st, a building collapse accident occurred in Abidjan, the economic capital of Cote d'Ivoire, resulting in at least 6 deaths and 9 injuries.

On July 1st, at the scene of a collapsed building under construction in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

Shooting incident at Moldova Capital Airport, resulting in 2 deaths

On June 30th, a shooting occurred at the Chisinau International Airport in the capital of Moldova, resulting in 2 deaths and 1 injury. The perpetrator was a foreign citizen who was denied entry and was injured and arrested during police operations.

On June 30th, passengers went to the reopened Chisinau International Airport in Moldova after the shooting incident.

A shooting in Baltimore, USA resulted in 2 deaths and 28 injuries

On the early morning of July 2nd, a shooting occurred in the Brooklyn Home District of Baltimore, Maryland, USA, resulting in at least 2 deaths and 28 injuries.

On the early morning of July 2nd, police raised a cordon near the shooting scene in Baltimore.

A serious car accident occurred in northwest Kenya

On July 1st, Kenyan officials confirmed that a serious car accident that occurred on June 30th in Kericho County in the northwest of the country has resulted in 52 deaths and 32 injuries. According to local media reports, at around 6:30 local time, a truck lost control on a highway near the town of Londiani in Kericho County, collided with several vehicles, and then rushed towards pedestrians and vendors on the roadside.

On July 1st, people gathered at the scene of a car accident near the town of Londiani in Kericho County, northwest Kenya.

The King of the Netherlands formally apologizes for the history of the slave trade

July 1st this year marks the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the Netherlands. King William Alexander of the Netherlands delivered a speech in the capital Amsterdam that day, formally apologizing for the Dutch royal family's long-term involvement in the slave trade and profiting from it. This is the first time in a century and a half since the abolition of slavery in the Netherlands that the royal family has apologized for this disgraceful history.

On July 1st, at the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the Netherlands held in Amsterdam, King William Alexander and Queen Maxima laid wreaths at the National Slave Memorial.

The European Space Agency's Euclidean Space Telescope takes off

The European Space Agency's Euclid Space Telescope was launched from Florida, USA on the 1st, embarking on its mission to explore dark matter and dark energy in the universe.

On July 1st, the Falcon 9 rocket carrying the Euclidean Space Telescope was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA.

The Russian capital Moscow holds a "Rainbow Run" event

On July 2nd, the Russian capital Moscow held a "Rainbow Run" event. A 5-kilometer race route surrounds the Luginiki Olympic Center.

Romania: Street Drama Festival

The International Street Theatre Festival will be held in Bucharest from June 30th to July 2nd.

On July 2nd, in the Romanian capital Bucharest, actors performed at the International Street Theatre Festival.

Anshan, Liaoning: Animals Relieve Heat and Enjoy "Coolness"

In the midsummer season, the Anshan Zoo in Liaoning Province uses various "tricks" to prevent heatstroke and cool down animals.

On July 1st, several little fragrant pigs were cooling off in a pool at the Anshan Zoo.